Sentence examples for since he preferred from inspiring English sources

He took his wife and children with him, since he preferred not to leave the mother and daughter-in-law alone together.

Fitch told Management Today he did not like the word "deal" since he preferred to talk of "arrangements I've made with mutually compatible people".

Nonetheless, Wolfgang never spoke English, and his German was not easy to follow even for his compatriots – since he preferred, eccentrically, to stick to his local dialect.

He added that he focuses on construction, not architecture, since he prefers to let the boys come up with ideas.

I suggest that maybe Michael Bloomberg will let him stay in Gracie Mansion, since he prefers his posh Upper East Side town house.

He used basic Jeter logic: since he prefers not to think about hitting, he would rather not talk about it, because talking means thinking.

The latter would be a hunt-header or an Ernest Hemingway, who is also a pike-shunner, since he prefers marlin.

In his first Treasury Questions, Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell (it still feels really weird to write those four words – and obviously even weirder for Osborne to say them since he prefers the term "Honourable Member for Hayes and Harlington") was in studiedly non-gloat mode, promising to "applaud" Osborne if he drops the measure.

Mr. Vallance, an information technology specialist at a financial services firm, bought the house about six years ago for $270,000 but has since decided he prefers the city to the suburbs.

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For Sorabji his financial gain was the continuation of his municipal salary, so that he could keep his school open, rather than a craven payment for services rendered to the Christian authorities; he did not betray his friends; he did not betray philosophy, since he merely preferred the teaching of Porphyry in the matter of divine names and theurgy to that of Iamblichus and Proclus.